A Syntagmaticon of Hind¿ Verbo-Nominal Syntagmas - Kostic, Svetislav
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The book deals with a special syntactic and semantic phenomenon in Hindi, namely the constructions consisting of nominal and verbal constituents. Depending on the relations between them, some other words, e.g. postpositions, adverbs etc., can also be involved as components of the constructions. Their mutual relations correspond either to the object-predicate phrase, or such phrase may form a semantic, i.e. onomasiologic unit, which describes an action and is either the only name of the action, or a synonym of the simple verb. The study lists the most frequent syntagmas classified…mehr

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The book deals with a special syntactic and semantic phenomenon in Hindi, namely the constructions consisting of nominal and verbal constituents. Depending on the relations between them, some other words, e.g. postpositions, adverbs etc., can also be involved as components of the constructions. Their mutual relations correspond either to the object-predicate phrase, or such phrase may form a semantic, i.e. onomasiologic unit, which describes an action and is either the only name of the action, or a synonym of the simple verb. The study lists the most frequent syntagmas classified alphabetically according to the nominal components, which forms a kind of phrase book or syntagmaticon. It contains nearly eighteen hundred nouns and about five hundred verbs. The Syntagmaticon presents not only simple object-predicate-related constructions and onomasiologic units, but also many idiomatic expressions. It can serve as a manual of Hindi phraseology.
Autorenporträt
Svetislav Kosti¿ is professor of Indian philology (Hind¿ and Sanskrit) at the Charles University in Prague. His main linguistic interest is the verb system of Indo-Aryan. He has published two books on Hind¿ verb syntagmatics and a series of research papers on Indo-Aryan verbs. He also translates from Sanskrit and Hind¿ into Czech.